'Works with what you already use' integrations grid

“Works with the 12 tools you already pay for.”

B2B SaaS uses the grid to answer the first question a buyer has: will this fit my stack? The tiles do the selling; the headline only frames them.

Why it works

• Switching cost is the main B2B objection, and a wall of integrations removes it visually.
• Every viewer finds at least one tool they use, which creates a personal 'this is for me' moment.
• Borrowed familiarity: known names make an unknown product feel established.
• It needs no screenshot of your UI, which is often the least interesting thing about B2B software.

How to adapt it

1. 1.Order tiles by how common they are in your audience, not alphabetically.
2. 2.Use names and monograms unless you have partner-logo rights.
3. 3.Pair it with a retargeting ad that shows one integration in action.

Prompts to remake it

Fill in the [BRACKETS], then run it.

Product: [SAAS]. Integrations: [LIST]. Audience: [ROLE / COMPANY SIZE].

Write an integrations-grid ad:
- Top label (2–3 words).
- Headline (max 9 words) that frames the grid as 'no switching'; key phrase in [[ ]].
- Sub-line (max 12 words) naming the one job your product does across those tools.
- 12 tiles: tool name + 2-letter monogram, most common first.
- Footer (max 6 words) with setup time.
Also suggest a follow-up retargeting ad that shows one integration solving one problem.

Square B2B SaaS ad, soft lavender background. Small dark label 'NO MIGRATION', bold condensed dark headline 'WORKS WITH THE 12 TOOLS YOU ALREADY PAY FOR' with '12 TOOLS' in violet. A 4×3 grid of white rounded tiles, each with a coloured monogram square and a tool name. Footer 'Set up in 4 minutes'. Clean product-marketing style, no real logos.